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Damn, it's been so long, I can't remember what I did. Pretty sure I just tapped it off from the back, w/ a punch. Mine had been stuck on there for 20 some years, w/o moving. It was so solid on there that (and having never seen one before) I though it was part of the cam. I do remember it...

D20, did you figure out your points cover yet? I had the same issues with mine. It was the connectors on the end of the blue & yellow wires that were hitting the cover. You need to change the position of the wire/connector where it connects to the bottom of the actual points assembly. Just...

Sold.

Rearsets and Caliper are Sold.

Still for sale: Rearsets, Clipons, Master Cyl, and Caliper!!!

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Brake Line is Sold.

Yeah, everything but the rotor is still available. Thanks.

Original coils and brackets off of my CB360. I never ran the bike with them but they test out good. All of the original terminals are in tact, but the spark plug caps have been removed. Here are the test results: Primary resistance = ~4-5 ohms, Secondary resistance = ~9.5- 9.9 K ohms $55...

Brake Line is 25 1/4" eye to eye.

Re: CB360 Rearsets, ClipOns, Drilled Rotor, Brakes Caliper/Fresh Pads/Arm - $65 shipped Brake Line - Sold '08 Yz450 MC - $45 shipped

Re: CB360 Rearsets, ClipOns, Drilled Rotor, Brakes The rotor's sold. ClipOns pending. Everything else is still for sale. Thanks!

Re: CB360 Rearsets, ClipOns, Drilled Rotor, Brakes 34mm Clipons: I know the CB360 forks are 33mm, but with the custom PBR aluminum shims, these things fit nice and snug. $40 + Shipping Drilled Rotor: Stock rotor patterned and drilled. SOLD

I've decided to get rid of some of my cafe parts to fund other projects. All of these parts are off of my CB360. Custom Made Rearsets: Everything you need to bolt right up to your CB360. Complete shift side rearset with linkage and shift arm. Complete brake side rearset and linkage (you...

If somebody could come up with accurate dimensions and specs for the slider, I might be willing to create the drawings.

Very logical question. You would just need: 1) An accurate technical drawing of the slipper (rubber part) to have one produced out of whichever material looks to be the best for the cause. 2) Someone to research and find the industrial glue/adhesive. I'm sure there is something out there...

Thanks for the compliment guys.

frogman, I've looked at swapping that out. I know that big ass loop just looks so goofey. Unfortunately, that goes on the 'future improvements' list.

Oh yeah, a few other things I got done this week....spacers for the fork brace, handlebar kill switch, replaced the stock horn with a smaller one (god that thing is huge), rebuilt the forks, polished fork lowers, and painted a bunch of stuff. Let me know what you guys think!

It's about time for an update. I've been tinkering with things trying to get this thing done. It's amazing how many little details go into a finished product. I'm really diggin' the tracker/bobber style now. I finally got some new tires on. I know the front is oversized, so save the...